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    Kherishdar's Exception: The Books of Kherishdar, #4
    Black Blossom: The Books of Kherishdar, #3
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    The Books of Kherishdar Series

    By M.C.A. Hogarth

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    About this series

    In all Kherishdar there is one man with no choices... and one woman with them all.

    When alien taint destroyed her former House, Haraa nai'Qevellen-osulkedi was raised out of casteless despair to translate human languages for the god of Civilization, the Ai-Naidari Emperor. At first her curiosity and intelligence serve her well, but the longer she spends among aliens, the more questions she has about her world. How did Kherishdar come about? Why is the Emperor singular, and the priest who serves Shame? Why does Kherishdar need an Exception, and why is it always a woman, and why does she annoy Haraa so badly?

    Kherishdar's Exception is a coming-of-age story set in a world where everyone has a place. But among the Ai-Naidar, you don't get to choose that place.

    Unless....


    The fourth installment in the Books of Kherishdar returns us to the mannered world of the Ai-Naidar, and builds on everything we've learned in the first three. The author recommends reading in order for full immersion:
    1. The Aphorisms of Kherishdar
    2. The Admonishments of Kherishdar
    3. Black Blossom
    4. Kherishdar's Exception

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM.C.A. Hogarth
    Release dateJul 23, 2014
    Kherishdar's Exception: The Books of Kherishdar, #4
    Black Blossom: The Books of Kherishdar, #3

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      Black Blossom: The Books of Kherishdar, #3
      Black Blossom: The Books of Kherishdar, #3

      Black Blossom: The Books of Kherishdar, #3

      M.C.A. Hogarth
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      The high priest of Shame in Kherishdar is shattering-- --and the only thing between him and his ruin is the gentle Calligrapher, Farren Nai'Sheviet-osulkedi. When they are dispatched by the god of Civilization to Qenain, the House of Flowers, they find it in disorder, having fallen prey to a mysterious influence... an alien influence... a human one. Can one man heal Shame in time to save him and Qenain both? Or will they both fail? And what will happen in--and to--the House of Flowers? A genteel, conversational fantasy of society, culture... and the perversions that threaten them. Volume 3 of the Books of Kherishdar (following The Aphorisms of Kherishdar and The Admonishments of Kherishdar). All three books of this series can be read in any order.

      The high priest of Shame in Kherishdar is shattering-- --and the only thing between him and his ruin is the gentle Calligrapher, Farren Nai'Sheviet-osulkedi. When they are dispatched by the god of Civilization to Qenain, the House of Flowers, they find it in disorder, having fallen prey to a mysterious influence... an alien influence... a human one. Can one man heal Shame in time to save him and Qenain both? Or will they both fail? And what will happen in--and to--the House of Flowers? A genteel, conversational fantasy of society, culture... and the perversions that threaten them. Volume 3 of the Books of Kherishdar (following The Aphorisms of Kherishdar and The Admonishments of Kherishdar). All three books of this series can be read in any order.

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      Kherishdar's Exception: The Books of Kherishdar, #4
      Kherishdar's Exception: The Books of Kherishdar, #4

      Kherishdar's Exception: The Books of Kherishdar, #4

      M.C.A. Hogarth
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      In all Kherishdar there is one man with no choices... and one woman with them all. When alien taint destroyed her former House, Haraa nai'Qevellen-osulkedi was raised out of casteless despair to translate human languages for the god of Civilization, the Ai-Naidari Emperor. At first her curiosity and intelligence serve her well, but the longer she spends among aliens, the more questions she has about her world. How did Kherishdar come about? Why is the Emperor singular, and the priest who serves Shame? Why does Kherishdar need an Exception, and why is it always a woman, and why does she annoy Haraa so badly? Kherishdar's Exception is a coming-of-age story set in a world where everyone has a place. But among the Ai-Naidar, you don't get to choose that place. Unless.... The fourth installment in the Books of Kherishdar returns us to the mannered world of the Ai-Naidar, and builds on everything we've learned in the first three. The author recommends reading in order for full immersion: 1. The Aphorisms of Kherishdar 2. The Admonishments of Kherishdar 3. Black Blossom 4. Kherishdar's Exception

      In all Kherishdar there is one man with no choices... and one woman with them all. When alien taint destroyed her former House, Haraa nai'Qevellen-osulkedi was raised out of casteless despair to translate human languages for the god of Civilization, the Ai-Naidari Emperor. At first her curiosity and intelligence serve her well, but the longer she spends among aliens, the more questions she has about her world. How did Kherishdar come about? Why is the Emperor singular, and the priest who serves Shame? Why does Kherishdar need an Exception, and why is it always a woman, and why does she annoy Haraa so badly? Kherishdar's Exception is a coming-of-age story set in a world where everyone has a place. But among the Ai-Naidar, you don't get to choose that place. Unless.... The fourth installment in the Books of Kherishdar returns us to the mannered world of the Ai-Naidar, and builds on everything we've learned in the first three. The author recommends reading in order for full immersion: 1. The Aphorisms of Kherishdar 2. The Admonishments of Kherishdar 3. Black Blossom 4. Kherishdar's Exception

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